“I enjoyed every diction employed in crafting this masterpiece. I wish it was longer than this!”
LinkedIn comment by Thaalith Abubakar Gimba
THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY enjoyed in Nigeria
Author: Musketman Shakespeare
"The most English of Englishmen"
TCC Misprints
THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY has been reissued with the following printing errors corrected. P.37 (1st line): “converts” not “coverts.” P.104 (17th line from top): “to be able” not “to able.” P.173 (12th line from bottom): “disease” not “decease.” P.192 (12th line from bottom): “off” not “of.” P.201 (15th line from bottom): 1613 not 2013. Austin Macauley Publishers
Monthly Update 24/06
Greetings, one and all.
Shakespeare is a good place to visit this time of the year. That’s the hamlet about 12 km east of Stratford in Ontario (Canada).
THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY Editor
Meet Doctor Barbara White, the meticulous linguist who edited THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY.
Monthly Update 24/05
Greetings, one and all.
Playing at the American Shakespeare Center in Staunton (Virginia) until 9 June: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM.
From THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY
“In the meantime, I led a life as innocent as that of my newborn daughter’s — far from the world of spies, counterspies and plotters.”
William Shakespeare
Monthly Update 24/04
🎂 Happy birthday to Musketman Shakespeare — the kind of jihadist who uses words like “thence” and “thou” and “thus”.
SHAKESPEARE SHOCKER
William Shakespeare was secretly married to the Dark Lady of the Sonnets, a Muslim from the Kingdom of Malabo. Read all about her in THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY.
From THE CORISCO CONSPIRACY:
“It was the bishop of Winchester who… introduced me to the vast network of underground Catholic organizations in England and abroad.”
William Shakespeare
Monthly Update 24/03
Greetings, one and all.
In Argentina, the XIII Festival Shakespeare Buenos Aires begins next month.
